Language in a Room – Photograms & Braille Works

Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sweet Briar, VA

Medium: Expired photographic paper, Braille, photograms

Concept:

This series explored the interplay between space, language, and perception.

Using partially exposed photographic paper and Braille as both mark and material, I translated tactile perception into visual form, mapping presence and movement while transforming studio space into an experimental, sensory environment.

Concept:

Language in a Room investigates space, perception, and tactile language. Braille and partially exposed photographic paper translate gesture and touch into visual form, mapping movement and presence. The work transforms the studio into a sensory environment, emphasizing process, observation, and the layered experience of perception.

Language in a Room, 2018

Location: Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Sweet Briar, VA

Medium: Expired photographic paper, Braille, photograms

Concept:

This series maps tactile perception into visual form, translating gestures, movement, and spatial presence into photograms and Braille marks. By transforming the studio into a sensory environment, the work investigates how language, light, and touch can create layered, site-responsive systems that bridge perception and memory.